I recommend that you watch the video again. In the part where I am wearing a mask, I am not in the woods but on a London Tube train. I agree with you that wearing a mask in the woods would just be strange hence why I didn't wear one whilst alone in the woods.
Nice camp. Love a tarp and bivvy camp , and like the old plow point . You can tie off the middle tab on the roof to a tree or stick to give more head room inside. Atb 👍
Many thanks for watching. I might try out the tie-out next time. Just wanted to try it in its basic form. Have got a couple of your forest videos on my Watch Later list. Thanks again - Ben
@@benhikescamps no worries Ben enjoyed . Definitely gives a bit of room in there , always humming and ha-ing on my setup and after a long day a plough point is definitely up there as one of the best . Take care mate. Hope you enjoy if you watch mine 😂👍
Excellent. Enjoyed that. Me and the better half will be using this set up on a motorbike tour to Scotland this coming year. It’s absolutely ideal as you can tie it off on the back of my tall sissy bar then trail it out behind the bike ideal if your in a situation where there are no trees about. As you said it takes minutes to set up and take down so you can be off and away before anyone knows your there. Many ways you can configure it to suit your situation. Great choice of shelter when you are on the move. Thank you Ben as always a great video looking forward to many more.
Yes it was downright balmy! Yet again, you've added another to my every-growing must give that a go list. Assuming it's where I think, I'd feel conspicuous to all the folks out for walks, maybe a separate visit to pick a couple of spots. Early nightfall helps though.
DD Superlight is great, I use mine for bikepacking because it offers lots of room for a very lightweight compact pack away, I use mine with a carbon 4 piece pole which is very light and compact.
Nice camp Ben,yeah it was a strange one New Year’s Eve couldn’t believe how warm it was hope you had a fabulous Christmas and new year looking forward to your camps this year take care Ben,👍
Totally agree. Just got to make sure back is facing the wind eh.. Hope all well with you mate and enjoy your bivvy tonight!! Thanks v much for watching :-)
Thanks Ben - I loved the drone intro next level. I love shots over trees like this. You did very well for a new pilot. I may try that tarp set sometime 👍😄
Well, the multicam works. I pitch here all the time (can even recognise some of the trees) and did a 10k hike there on New Year's Day and I didn't see yer .
Great video mate, the drone footage really adds to the viewing experience. The food looks lovely! Good that you got a decent (ish) temperature. Cheers, Si
Cheers for this. I'm with you ref the ease of putting the ploughpoint up! I generally just go bivvying under the stars but with a tarp in the bag just in case AND make sure i'm close to a tree! The ploughpoint is sooo quick to put up it's a no brainer. Might use it again very soon :-) All the best 🏕️
I totally agree. Once tied off at the tree it’s just a quick bit of pegging out. It gave me good protection too. Rain came in the night but I was fine. Also sweeping the leaves up around the edges kept the draft out. Thanks for watching and your feedback. ATB 👍⛺️
I do like the look of the plow point and want to give it a go this Spring. I have seen it raised inside slightly by tying off the centre loop at the back to a second tree. Just watched a video before yours that did a similar camp and used this technique. Happy New Year 🥳
Yes, there is the option of tying off one of the middle loops to raise it a bit. It's a good idea. However, it's good to see how it can be used with the basic tie-out and peg-out points I think. If in a hurry: rain or other bad weather, it's good to know that with a bit of parador and just three pegs you can have a pretty good shelter up in 5 minutes! Many thanks for watching Niall.
Great camp Ben, I have the same tarp, and you're right in blends in a treat in woodland. Nice Ariel footage too, I went through the peak district between Chesterfield and Buxton today on a car trip, saw an absolute ton of possible spots for an outing this year.
Thanks for the mention. 😁 Its a great simple setup, never thought of sleeping across though. I have always slept down one side for some reason. Best wishes for the New Year. JB.
Looks like you found a good spot to camp in Ben the dark night go on for ever I'm looking forward to the light nights just not looking forward to the midges 🤣🤣 my mate Roney did this setup on our camp this weekend with his 3.5x3.5 loads of room HNY atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
I have similar kit. Never tried a plough point either. Will give that set up a go next trip (weather/health permitting). Thanks for the upload 👍🏼 and a very Happy New Year to you too. ✨🥳✨
Hi Ben, new subscriber here. Enjoyed this video. I've been a "normal" tent camper for years now but more recently I've been mucking about with tarps for a change. My favourite pitch so far is the Trapezoid Pyramid design as demonstrated by Papa Hiker on his channel. I like this design because you have the option of either full enclosure or an open porch. I see you share my approval of the Trangia Triangle. Smashing bit of kit isn't it. I live in N. E. Lincolnshire and stealth camping around here really is STEALTH camping. The farmers hereabouts, I'm sure, would like to exterminate walkers with a can of something nasty. Have only watched a couple of your videos so far but looking forward to catching up on more. Take care.
Hi Frederick. Many thanks for those thoughts and the feedback. Shhhh...don't tell anyone but my Trangia Triangle actually ISN'T an official Trangia Triangle! It's very good though and am thinking about disappearing off with it to the woods for a coffee again very soon! Thanks for taking the time to watch my videos. ATB - Ben
@@benhikescamps Ha, ha. Yes. Watched the video again and took a bit more careful notice of the "Triangle" footage this time. I should have realised. Yours looks as if it does just as good a job though.
Great Camp. Thanks for the video. I'd be tempted to tie a cord to the back and attach to that nearby tree to create a little more headroom. I love my DD 3 x 3 Multi Cam too!
Brilliant first camp of the year Ben. Perfect shelter configuration that. Have you any new gear from Santa to try out LOL That bag may be an oldy but it's a goody for all your needs. What do you put your fuel in for the stove, you just squirted it out? Great drone skills. Looking forward to your next video fella
I’m sure I saw a very proud smirk there at 0:40 😉👍🏼 Nooooo, not asparagus 😁 Lamb steak looked gorgeous 🤤🤤 Grand set up kind sir! New Year’s Day camp,,, jammy so and so. Cheers for sharing, Ben. All the best and safe trips in 2022 pal.
Hey Ben, happy new year to you mate! Loved this camp set up 🏕. Very simple, clean, tidy and functional. Pete was particularly impressed with the plough point set up, we will definitely be giving that a go on future excursions into the woods😊👍. The mild weather over new year was a bit crazy wasn't it, good idea to take advantage of it for a camp out. Really looking forward to your videos and content in the year ahead. Take care, Shell and Pete
Lovely stuff Ben, cant beat a roomy, open tarp sometimes. Plough point is such a great setup. Bring on plenty camping adventures this year eh? Cheers and all the best. 👍Rich
Nice mate. U could of left the plot point at a lower height and just run some Paracord from the middle spine length from midd up into another tree to gain hieght when ur half way in the the set if u get me. Great video though mate as always thanks for sharing with us and guess wot I dnt have the foggiest as to where you were for once but at a guess but really not sure I’d say somewhere wild guess didn’t see much recognisable at all for me apart from density of the wood
Yes, there is the option of tying off one of the middle loops to raise it a bit. It's a good idea. However, it's good to see how it can be used with the basic tie-out and peg-out points I think. If in a hurry: rain or other bad weather, it's good to know that with a bit of parador and just three pegs you can have a pretty good shelter up in 5 minutes! Thanks for watching Paul 👍
Thanks mate. The lifting up of the middle is definitely an option and I did consider it. I also wanted to try out and show that in under 5 mins you get a decent shelter up with just three pegs and a but of paracord. Admittedly, I did use a few more pegs!
Great video and camp there Ben. I've got myself a tarp but only used the enclosed pyramid configuration. Seen this used a few times in videos . Might have to try it out. You have the same tarp. The colour as you say is brilliant for woodlands. Is the lavvu making an encore at some point? Haha ATB and happy new year Dan 👍
Santa brought me the olive green version, with magic carpet. Get to use, trying to learn some knots. Use my trangia mainly for boiling, but like the idea of cooking more. What fry pan did you use ?? Happy New year
Cor blimey guvnor, strike a bleedin light or what. Wot a blindin vid to set me ap for the day. I ain't not nevva seen naffin like it, nor I avvn't. Cheers fella. Mum's the word eh?
I’ve never (yet) used a bivi. If you hadn’t the tarp and it rained would the bivi keep you dry, or is it a no no in showers without some other shelter?
In theory yes - with everything inside the bivvy. You'd risk a bit of rain on your face and shoulders unless you went into a side-sleeping position. I always use a tarp unless I'm 100% certain rain isn't expected. Thanks for watching and apologies for the late response to your question!
Great video. Pretty sure I'll be getting a bivvy to play with this year. This video has persuaded me further. I just love the versatility of having a bivvy. One thing that has always put me off is the potential for creepy crawlies on my face. How do you find it?
Hi Alastair. I’ve never been cold in this down bag. It’s the MW Everest Down bag which I think may have been slightly renamed but always seems to be on a deal. There are question marks over how ethically sound the down sourcing is but I did get an email from the company once stating it was but I don’t know why they don’t put that on the website. Odd. I have done a full review of this bag a few days ago. If you search Everest on my channel, it should come up. Thanks for watching.
What kind of IDIOT wears a mask while alone in the woods??????? UNREAL
I recommend that you watch the video again. In the part where I am wearing a mask, I am not in the woods but on a London Tube train. I agree with you that wearing a mask in the woods would just be strange hence why I didn't wear one whilst alone in the woods.
What kind of idiot doesn't know the difference between a train and a woodland?
what kind of idiot doesn't watch a video but still comments on it?
Just good quality English woodland fun and adventure. Loved it. Enjoyed 100%
Many thanks for watching 👍👍
Nice camp. Love a tarp and bivvy camp , and like the old plow point . You can tie off the middle tab on the roof to a tree or stick to give more head room inside. Atb 👍
Many thanks for watching. I might try out the tie-out next time. Just wanted to try it in its basic form. Have got a couple of your forest videos on my Watch Later list. Thanks again - Ben
@@benhikescamps no worries Ben enjoyed . Definitely gives a bit of room in there , always humming and ha-ing on my setup and after a long day a plough point is definitely up there as one of the best . Take care mate. Hope you enjoy if you watch mine 😂👍
Nice video of the DD tarp set up, cheers.
Many thanks Jon👍
Excellent. Enjoyed that. Me and the better half will be using this set up on a motorbike tour to Scotland this coming year. It’s absolutely ideal as you can tie it off on the back of my tall sissy bar then trail it out behind the bike ideal if your in a situation where there are no trees about. As you said it takes minutes to set up and take down so you can be off and away before anyone knows your there. Many ways you can configure it to suit your situation. Great choice of shelter when you are on the move. Thank you Ben as always a great video looking forward to many more.
Thanks loads for watching. Have a great 2022.
The plough point is excellent in treeless countryside
Use one hiking pole and you are good to go
Double guy the pole at 45 degrees for stability
Will bear that in mind. Many thanks 👍
Thank you
Thanks for watching
Nice one, Ben. Thanks.
Thanks for watching 👍👍
Great video Ben. Braving a tarp and bivvy in the winter but at least it wasn't too cold. Glad you enjoyed it and had a successful camp. ATB xx
Thanks Rachel for joining the Live Chat and premiere tonight. Most appreciated and glad you liked it. Yes, it was pretty mild!
Your editing is brilliant
Thank you for the feedback. 🙏🙂
Yes it was downright balmy! Yet again, you've added another to my every-growing must give that a go list. Assuming it's where I think, I'd feel conspicuous to all the folks out for walks, maybe a separate visit to pick a couple of spots. Early nightfall helps though.
Sometimes you just have to go for it. Go explore and give it a go! Thanks for watching. :-)
Just finding you now.. really great vlog with some amazing footage with drone.
Many thanks Bear 👍
DD Superlight is great, I use mine for bikepacking because it offers lots of room for a very lightweight compact pack away, I use mine with a carbon 4 piece pole which is very light and compact.
That lamb looked delicious!
Thanks!
Nice camp Ben,yeah it was a strange one New Year’s Eve couldn’t believe how warm it was hope you had a fabulous Christmas and new year looking forward to your camps this year take care Ben,👍
Thanks John. Weather is up and down like a yo-yo isn’t it? Thanks for watching and take care. ATB
Great video Ben 👍 Any tips on stopping slugs crawling into your ears and nose at night? 😆
hmmmm...let me think.......had a small mini one appear under the sleeping pad but that was it! Haha!!
Hi Ben.
Great camp loved the tarp colour blended into the woods so well .
Atb for the 2022
Cheers Graham
Thanks, you too Graham.
Nice one Ben, looked like a good camp. I do enjoy using that tarp configuration as it offers so much weather protection from 3 sides. 👍
Totally agree. Just got to make sure back is facing the wind eh.. Hope all well with you mate and enjoy your bivvy tonight!! Thanks v much for watching :-)
Thanks Ben - I loved the drone intro next level. I love shots over trees like this. You did very well for a new pilot. I may try that tarp set sometime 👍😄
Thanks Richard for the drone feedback. Was nervous using it the first time but just practising and trusting in the tech!
Nice bit of drone action there Ben! Lovely camp! 🤙
Many thanks 👍👍
Well, the multicam works. I pitch here all the time (can even recognise some of the trees) and did a 10k hike there on New Year's Day and I didn't see yer .
Great video mate, the drone footage really adds to the viewing experience. The food looks lovely! Good that you got a decent (ish) temperature. Cheers, Si
Thanks mate. Really enjoyed adding drone footage to this one. Great seeing where you’re exploring from the sky too! Sort of a ‘sky recce’!
Very nice 🤠
Thank you! Cheers!
Wishing you a Happy New Year 🥳 Great video 👍
Appreciated. Thank you.
I enjoyed watching that. Thanks for taking us along.
A pleasure. Thank you.
Nive video Ben. Happy New Year to you! Hope to catch up soon on a group camp
Thanks Eve. :-)
Cheers for this. I'm with you ref the ease of putting the ploughpoint up! I generally just go bivvying under the stars but with a tarp in the bag just in case AND make sure i'm close to a tree! The ploughpoint is sooo quick to put up it's a no brainer. Might use it again very soon :-) All the best 🏕️
I totally agree. Once tied off at the tree it’s just a quick bit of pegging out. It gave me good protection too. Rain came in the night but I was fine. Also sweeping the leaves up around the edges kept the draft out. Thanks for watching and your feedback. ATB 👍⛺️
@@benhikescamps Of course :-) Check out some of my vids if you like, not as polished as yours but hey i'm new :-) Keep rocking dude!
Love that multicam and the leaves around the base is a great idea. Hungry now after seeing that dinner 👍🏻
Thanks Paul 👍 It blended in really well. The leaves helped it to 'disappear' a bit too I think. It also acted as a good draft excluder!
Looking forward to this
Thanks Paul. Hope you like it.
Happy New Year. Good start to the year. Tarp and bivvy is great for simplicity and stealth. Here's hoping for an awesome 2022 😀
Thanks Chad for watching. I love this setup.
Nice to see you out and about after your recent illness.
Thanks, feeling much better. The booster is taking its effect on me today though!
Nice tarp and bivvy setup. Enjoyed the video 👍
Awesome, thank you!
It was a warm new years eve. Love the drone dimension. Here's to more in 2022 Ben
I do like the look of the plow point and want to give it a go this Spring. I have seen it raised inside slightly by tying off the centre loop at the back to a second tree. Just watched a video before yours that did a similar camp and used this technique. Happy New Year 🥳
This guy. A bit cooler than Southern England though 🤔😄
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Yes, there is the option of tying off one of the middle loops to raise it a bit. It's a good idea. However, it's good to see how it can be used with the basic tie-out and peg-out points I think. If in a hurry: rain or other bad weather, it's good to know that with a bit of parador and just three pegs you can have a pretty good shelter up in 5 minutes! Many thanks for watching Niall.
@@benhikescamps yeah, very true KISS 😆
I wear a mask in the woods all the time. -Jason Vorhees (Enjoyable video. Thanx 4 sharing.) ☮
Great camp Ben, I have the same tarp, and you're right in blends in a treat in woodland. Nice Ariel footage too, I went through the peak district between Chesterfield and Buxton today on a car trip, saw an absolute ton of possible spots for an outing this year.
Great you've found some spots!! Thanks for watching Snork.
Happy New Year and good to see you back out mate. Looking to do my first bivvy wild camp myself next week!
Happy new year too Sean. Have a good bivvy camp.
Enjoyable video, as always! Thank you
My pleasure!
Thanks for the mention. 😁 Its a great simple setup, never thought of sleeping across though. I have always slept down one side for some reason. Best wishes for the New Year. JB.
Great config for sure! Might try the sleep on the side like you've done JB. Hope all well. Need to catch up on your vids!
Great filming Ben! 😃 great first wild camp and a happy new year to you x
Cheers Kerry. Thanks for watching and looking forward to your adventures this year!
Looks like you found a good spot to camp in Ben the dark night go on for ever I'm looking forward to the light nights just not looking forward to the midges 🤣🤣 my mate Roney did this setup on our camp this weekend with his 3.5x3.5 loads of room HNY atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
Yeah, cracking config Jimmy. Yes, not looking forward to the summer bugs. Hope all well mate and thanks for watching.
@@benhikescamps all good Ben enjoyed this mate 👍👍
Great to see you back 👍
Cheers BB. Hope all well.
Great camp spot mate, love the tarp configuration, atb mate
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks!
Sweet JB
Great overnighter mate 👍 loved the video.
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks!
I have similar kit. Never tried a plough point either. Will give that set up a go next trip (weather/health permitting). Thanks for the upload 👍🏼 and a very Happy New Year to you too. ✨🥳✨
Happy New Year to you too. Do give it a go!
Hi Ben, new subscriber here.
Enjoyed this video. I've been a "normal" tent camper for years now but more recently I've been mucking about with tarps for a change. My favourite pitch so far is the Trapezoid Pyramid design as demonstrated by Papa Hiker on his channel. I like this design because you have the option of either full enclosure or an open porch.
I see you share my approval of the Trangia Triangle. Smashing bit of kit isn't it.
I live in N. E. Lincolnshire and stealth camping around here really is STEALTH camping. The farmers hereabouts, I'm sure, would like to exterminate walkers with a can of something nasty.
Have only watched a couple of your videos so far but looking forward to catching up on more.
Take care.
Hi Frederick. Many thanks for those thoughts and the feedback. Shhhh...don't tell anyone but my Trangia Triangle actually ISN'T an official Trangia Triangle! It's very good though and am thinking about disappearing off with it to the woods for a coffee again very soon! Thanks for taking the time to watch my videos. ATB - Ben
@@benhikescamps Ha, ha. Yes. Watched the video again and took a bit more careful notice of the "Triangle" footage this time. I should have realised. Yours looks as if it does just as good a job though.
I think I got it from Ali Express. Chinese copy. Does the job near enough.
@@benhikescamps 🙂👍
Tip top video and set up 👍
Thanks 👍
Nice vid mate good drone shots I have a mini but never really used it keep up the good work
Thanks 👍. Appreciate the feedback. The Mini is a great drone even though it's quite old now.
Nice one Ben, love that tarp configuration.. Hardy
Thanks Hardy. Hope all well mate.
Happy new year
You too mate.
Great Camp. Thanks for the video. I'd be tempted to tie a cord to the back and attach to that nearby tree to create a little more headroom. I love my DD 3 x 3 Multi Cam too!
Many thanks for watching.
Nice camp with lone bivvy
Thanks!
Brilliant first camp of the year Ben. Perfect shelter configuration that. Have you any new gear from Santa to try out LOL That bag may be an oldy but it's a goody for all your needs. What do you put your fuel in for the stove, you just squirted it out?
Great drone skills. Looking forward to your next video fella
I’m sure I saw a very proud smirk there at 0:40 😉👍🏼
Nooooo, not asparagus 😁
Lamb steak looked gorgeous 🤤🤤
Grand set up kind sir!
New Year’s Day camp,,, jammy so and so.
Cheers for sharing, Ben.
All the best and safe trips in 2022 pal.
Thanks Tim. I enjoyed this one a lot. So freeing. Happy New Year mate.
Hey Ben, happy new year to you mate! Loved this camp set up 🏕. Very simple, clean, tidy and functional. Pete was particularly impressed with the plough point set up, we will definitely be giving that a go on future excursions into the woods😊👍. The mild weather over new year was a bit crazy wasn't it, good idea to take advantage of it for a camp out. Really looking forward to your videos and content in the year ahead. Take care, Shell and Pete
Hi Shell and Pete. Many thanks for watching. The plough point works a treat for sure. Hope all well with you both - Ben
Lovely stuff dude!!
Hi Russ! Thanks for stopping by mate.
Lovely stuff Ben, cant beat a roomy, open tarp sometimes. Plough point is such a great setup. Bring on plenty camping adventures this year eh? Cheers and all the best. 👍Rich
Many thanks for that Rich. Yes, I think I will definitely use this tarp config this side of 'bug season'. So simple to do. Hope all well and ATB - Ben
Nice mate. U could of left the plot point at a lower height and just run some Paracord from the middle spine length from midd up into another tree to gain hieght when ur half way in the the set if u get me. Great video though mate as always thanks for sharing with us and guess wot I dnt have the foggiest as to where you were for once but at a guess but really not sure I’d say somewhere wild guess didn’t see much recognisable at all for me apart from density of the wood
Yes, there is the option of tying off one of the middle loops to raise it a bit. It's a good idea. However, it's good to see how it can be used with the basic tie-out and peg-out points I think. If in a hurry: rain or other bad weather, it's good to know that with a bit of parador and just three pegs you can have a pretty good shelter up in 5 minutes! Thanks for watching Paul 👍
@@benhikescamps very true mate hence why it’s one of my favourite tarp setups Have a good week mate never know I match u out n about soon enough
New to your channel . Thanks to Jim bob
Hi Ashley. Welcome and many thanks for stopping by! 👍Ben
Great to see your drone intro. I like the ploughpoint. What do u think about lifting up the middle for more headroom. ATB. Grays
Thanks mate. The lifting up of the middle is definitely an option and I did consider it. I also wanted to try out and show that in under 5 mins you get a decent shelter up with just three pegs and a but of paracord. Admittedly, I did use a few more pegs!
@@benhikescamps brilliant great to watch.
MANDS was up to join u. Her favourite dinner Lamb and asparagus 😁😁
Great video and camp there Ben. I've got myself a tarp but only used the enclosed pyramid configuration.
Seen this used a few times in videos . Might have to try it out.
You have the same tarp. The colour as you say is brilliant for woodlands. Is the lavvu making an encore at some point? Haha ATB and happy new year Dan 👍
Many thanks for that Dan. Great, great tarp. Camo works beautifully. I've used it as a tarp tent before too. ATB - Ben
Santa brought me the olive green version, with magic carpet. Get to use, trying to learn some knots. Use my trangia mainly for boiling, but like the idea of cooking more. What fry pan did you use ?? Happy New year
Great tarps. The frying pan is a cast iron one. Can't remember the brand - sorry. Thanks for watching :)
Nah then, ey up me duck. I enjoyed this one me owd cocka 👍🤙
Thanks for watching!
Cor blimey guvnor, strike a bleedin light or what. Wot a blindin vid to set me ap for the day. I ain't not nevva seen naffin like it, nor I avvn't. Cheers fella. Mum's the word eh?
Hey buddy, great video. I’ve just hit that subscribe button on this channel to 👍🏻🥰
Hi Ben! Good to see you. Thanks v much for watching and really appreciate the sub. Take care - Ben
@@benhikescamps my pleasure buddy. Keep them coming ⛺️👍🏻👌🏻
Great video mate. I've been meaning to try a plough point and bivvy combo.
Go for it! It's such a simple setup.
@@benhikescamps I've been checking out prices for bivvy bags!
Good video could a ask you question what pot stand did you use with trangia burner
Thank you for watching. The stand is a brand called ‘Argos’. It was purchased from the Ali Express website. Many thanks. 👍
I’ve never (yet) used a bivi. If you hadn’t the tarp and it rained would the bivi keep you dry, or is it a no no in showers without some other shelter?
In theory yes - with everything inside the bivvy. You'd risk a bit of rain on your face and shoulders unless you went into a side-sleeping position. I always use a tarp unless I'm 100% certain rain isn't expected. Thanks for watching and apologies for the late response to your question!
Great video. Pretty sure I'll be getting a bivvy to play with this year. This video has persuaded me further. I just love the versatility of having a bivvy. One thing that has always put me off is the potential for creepy crawlies on my face. How do you find it?
I love my bivvy to be honest. Never ever had any creepy crawlies on my face. Wondering whether it’s an urban myth…..
I look forward to you videos and hope to emulate you one day
Many thanks for watching :)
warmest by 0.2*c
how was the down bag as im wanting one but dont like the prices haha and mountain warehouse prices are reasonable
Hi Alastair. I’ve never been cold in this down bag. It’s the MW Everest Down bag which I think may have been slightly renamed but always seems to be on a deal. There are question marks over how ethically sound the down sourcing is but I did get an email from the company once stating it was but I don’t know why they don’t put that on the website. Odd. I have done a full review of this bag a few days ago. If you search Everest on my channel, it should come up. Thanks for watching.
@@benhikescamps ive actually just watched your review very informative thanks
Never take a plate just eat out of the pan or lid ha ha
Why?
Thanks for watching.
do it other way yoiu gets a floor n a door
Thanks for that. Useful to know.